There's an 1862 Lincoln said they wish to get rid of me and I am sometimes

have to suppose to gratify them. We're now in the brink of destruction. It appears to me

the almighty is against us and I can hardly see a ray of hope.

If I hadn't Aquama as a CEO of the campaign Trump would not have won.

And that's a fact.

Some of the people you're doing business with here in Europe are connected to

a neo-fascism. Energizing hate, hate black people,

hate-mas lives is not rising.

I actually thought it was doing the Lord's work.

Those are scenes from a fascinating new fly on the wall documentary,

due to be released later this month, called The Brink.

It chronicles the life of political provocateurs Steve Bannon,

since he left the Trump White House in a cloud of controversy in 2017.

The arc of Bannon's career is a remarkable one. A one-time golden sacks banker and Hollywood

movie producer. He took over the right-wing website Brightbart News and used it as a platform

for his populous views railing against the Davos elites and the threat of illegal immigration.

Since flaming out as Donald Trump's chief strategist, Bannon has embarked on quixotic new ventures,

trying to shore up the president's political base in the United States,

and unite nationalist anti-immigration parties throughout Europe.

He's also formed a curious alliance with a fugitive Chinese billionaire seeking to expose the

corruption of that country's Communist Party elites. We'll talk to the two women who made the

Brink, one of whom used to work for Bannon, and we'll discuss the fallout from Paul Manafort's

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